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PENDLETON, OKKGON, MOTS' DAY, DECEMBER 5. 11)04.
NO. ."2'-,'-
Lees Persistently In-jiS.ai", Lobbies and Galleries Crowd-
Carnegie in the Chad-Irouble.
HARNETT WOOI, CONTRACTED.
Prank Johnson Gets 1.000.000 Pounds
' at IS rents Per Pound.
Raker City. Dec. B. Frank Johnson
the well known Boston wool buyer,
who has Just returned from a trip to
the Homey country, claims to have
contracted 1,000,000 pounds of Har
ney county wool, ot the 1805 clip, at
IIS cents per pound.
UST SESSION
58111 CONGRESS
A OF FORGERY
I inree MtRB, uuynig 1HUB WOOI, and '
says that 15 cents Is the highest price j
; paid. He predicts that prices will go
j higher than this next season, but
fears that congress will tinker with I
' the wool tariff rates and demoralize '
! the market.
! Mr. Johnson savs that thl. nni. '
II ONCE TO THE FRONT, j rrmse takes out the cream of the Har- i
! ney county clip, and that little will
; he left for buyers going Into the '
Miutt Bp Shown in ' county next spring. He found grow- :
. ,rrj,.i..i will !er" willing to te this price, and was
f B""k orrl-""s iglad to close with them. In. view of !
ConcrriitiiR Them Several the fact idaho wool has been j
yea Are inner -'i - 1 viiiuravieu lor as nign as K cents.
Lrf-Anollier liank Official,
lB Securities the Value of i waja S1,LA "SHY,
Mi. But Inferential!' Tliey
kurtbk Securities. ,
ed When Order Was Called
at High Noon.
FLORAL pieces cover
MANY MEMBERS' DESKS,
airhanks and Cook roll Arc Centers
.of Attraction Burton, of Kansas,
Is Not Present Speaker's Ixibby
Bcsicged With Schemers, All Anx
IniiK to Get an Early Consideration
of Tlielr Plans Hie Clerk's lesk
Is IMIcnI High WIUi Rills to Be In
triHluced.
DOCTOR
S
AT JETTY
Loses .Ais Way Near Drain
and Undergoes Remarkable
Experience-.
HE HAD BEEN MISSING
SINCE THVRSDAY LAST.
Washington, Dec. 5. Congress
convened promptly at noon today, In
Only fKOOu oT the Portage Road Fund
Now Raised.
Walla Walla, Dec. 6. Strenuous ef
forts are hplnc mnrie hv lha nntrimo--
1,4 Dec 5.-The two notes.: , , aMoclatlon raige ... rema,n,n.
liM.OOO, the other for 260.- 1 32000 of the portage road fund. Meet-
k luve been mentioned in .j ings are being held at the different 1 the last session of the 58th congress.
L wltb the Oberlln bank and, owns the county and there is every Senator Pro Tern Frye called the
prunpev:' inai ll will oe pieageu Wlin- . - ,
.' ,.. i senate to order and Speaker Cannon
.."'. , . performed a similar duty for
Solicitors have been employed and house
a vtKomuB campaign is 10 De carneo t ..hhi,,,, a ii i , .
-vvuit.B oil4 BOIICI ICO WCJC UIUHU
Willi HI Horse Hp Crossed the Suls
Ihw River, Half a Mile Wide and
Then Endeavored to Proceed on
Foot -Exhausted by Futigue and
Cold, lie Fell Into a Tank Collect
ed With tlx- Government Jetty
Works and Drowned Was a Hos
pital Kii)ciiutendpnt.
JAMES N. TYNER DEAD.
Ex-INistiimster Gecnrul Passnl Away
at Washington.
Washington, Dec. 5.' James N. Ty
ner, former postmaster general, died
at his home at 8:55 this morning. He
was at the head of the postal depart
ment under Grant.
He was removed from the office of
assistant attorney general of the post
office department hist year, and was
afterwards Indicted, together with his
nephew, Harrison J. Barrett, on the
charge of conspiracy in connection
with the United States malls, in rela
tion to alleged "get rich quick" con
cerns. Of this charge he was acquitted.
T
SIX-DAY niCYCI.E RELAY.
Italians Drop Out, V liable to Follow
The Race.
New York. Dec. 5. At 7 this morn
ing all the contestants in the six days'
bicycle race hud made 157.2 miles.
This Is five miles and two laps over
the world's record.
Some Fallinjr Behind.
New York. Dec. 5. At 9 o'clock
this morning the score was 197.1, sev
eral riders being a lap behind.
Italians Drop Out.
The Hobo, Italian team king, and
Kosillo. found the pace too strenuous
Man in Charge of Express
Car Resists and Robbers
Leave Him Dying.
XEGItO AND WHITE MAN
CjUUtY OCT THE SCHEME.
Gained Access lo the Express Car by
a Ruse and I .cave It I'ndelecteil
I nlll the Next Station Is Kewhctl
Train Traveled Forty-five Mile
While the Deed Was Being Enacted
Failed to Get Into the Safe, Hut
Secured SHOIHI and Make Tln-lr Getaway.
Sun Bernardino, Oil.. Dec. 5. The
Simla Fe overland, No. 1, was held
up Inst night between Dagget and
ililck cue, beur the slgnaturt
hi Carnegie. The smaller
i found In the Oberlln bank,
!m b the possession of the
Saw sovernment authorities . ii,i . -no. ! ed and the private galleries filled with
kund. This reads.:
brj 7. 1904, one year from
fcnnlK to pay to C. L. Chad-
grd. K50.000, with Interest
!r cent.
FlKhcrnien Will Fight.
Portlund, Dec. 5. One- of the bit-
(Slgned) Andrew terert a"a mo8t P"lr.ffed fights to members and overflowed Into the lob
come oeiore me coming session oi tne Des.
bit Indorsed on the back, : ,rK'"mlure wl" De "'ougni ny lower; As usual, the main Interest cen-
'Wwlck." : r,ver inmermen against up-river : te.ed' about tne gnort proceedngl Jn
w for 1500.000 is supposed'"'""""- Dmn w'" "" w the upper house.
Drafii, Or., Dec. 6. The body of
Doctor R. H. Barber, superintendent j and dropped out four hours after the
and owner of Gardiner hosnltul. was ! sturt. There were several snllls dur-
found last night in the bottom of a ' tl,e enr'y morning hours. Patsy Ludlow, and the express messenger
shut and wounded. He Is suffering
too much ta give an Idea of the
amount stolen.
The robber Is supposed to be a
negro, wearing a cap, who entered the
rear door of the cur by breaking a
chain.
FATAL ACCIDENTS.
H-foot tank at the government iettv i ReeKan or V.we"' naa nl" r,,ce Da,"y
the works. . cut ,ne ralL
He was a prominent surgeon, and i
answered an urgent call from Flor- j
ence. 10 miles distant. Thlnmiuv nlshr !
fashionable women and men. friends : He went on horseback over an unfu-!
of the president, and the diplomatic mar country, missed his way and
corps and members of congress. Flo- plunged Into the Suisluw river. His I
rai pieces covered tne desks ot the
wide.
U lately deposit box of , resented and will take up the time of
llili-en lose Their Lives lit Differ
ent litMiilltles in Sunie Town.
Raymond. Mont.. Dec. 5. The 2-
horse swam the river, half a mile I months-old baby girl of Hiram Chit
tenden fell from the arms of her
Beckwlth, of the Oberlln
'Ewai for Robert Lyons, re-
tne Oberlln bank, was Is
Mitrlct Attorney Sullivan
ptol, ordering him to appear
miminary hearing of Beck-
Cashler Spear, and bring all
me or Chadwick securities
lliebtnk.
rial queiitlon now Is, "Are
forged?"
M Omcislii In Llmln.
Nt Dec. 6. President Beck-
Ouhler 8pear of the Ober
rnved here this morning
lk In charge of federal of-
o re taken at once to the
Ike 1'nlted States commls-
ilk eould have secured re-
nm bonds, but preferred
Cleteland at once. He said.
f to M, snd let me face the
' aave no friends left, and
to to Jail now us luter."
m,i will be arralined h-
KWoner Surk. If proven
P m liable to Imprisonment
rears.
"ed KeciirlUes.
M Dec. 5. The C'levelBid
ffrt there was at least
H KUrltie m.nn u.hlh
P'ick u enabled to borrow
'w this attest was wrlt-
, WW head of the Wade
Co.. of which the fol-
0hlo. May 3. 190
the Besslon until the matter Is settled.
T
;e
ROAD Sn ST BE COM-
l'LETED BY MAY
A. J. McOulie Aetvpts the Sum of
$151,000 from the Suite and Takes .fire early.
w nen the doctor evidently started j brother, alighting on her head and dr
oit foot to rench a settlement In the Ing. ' 'WW1
darkness, he fell Into the tank and, I The 3-year-old daughter of John W.
IlUmhed from CXnoSUre. rirnwneil 'lM uhll. nlnvlnir In thn Ifllnhen
Centers of Interest. j The entire route taken by Dr. Bur- stumbled into a tub of sculdlng water.
Senator Fairbanks, vice president- ber and hlK norae ha en traced by cooking her to death.
c.i. ... ni, me ...um conspicuous , the footprints of either the horse or
figure. The galleries craned necks himself. It Is a matter of great sur
to see him. prise that the doctor was not killed
Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, also , or disabled at the point where his
came In for much attention.. horse fell with him over the bluff
The desks of the late senators Hoar Unto the river. Atthnt noint .h
and Quay were draped In black. Sen-; bluff , o feet high, and so nearly I
alor Burton, of Kansas, waa 'not pm-' perpendicular that It was Impossible
ent- ' to recllmb It, and at Its foot the water
In the house, where the 3S6 mem- i 30 fleep.
bers occupy the available floor space, j Finding himself anhurt after the
there was perhaps less dignity and : fu over the bluffi Dr jber is pre
more noise and laughter than among I ,Umed to have chosen the alternative'
the 90 veterans of the senate. of swimming the river with the horse I
Speaker Cannon's room was be- : t0 freeing the horse and clinging to I
sieged by a long procession of mem- the undergrowth in the edge of the I
uers seeaing to get meir irons in me water along the preclnltons side of
NO. 2 NARROWLY ESCAPED
GOING INTO COLI'MIIIA.
lias Pledge of Honor From tlie
Olieii IMver Association for tlie Re
inniiKler of the Cost, Amounting to
About 40 O00 Work Regius at
Once Ivvrve of 100 Men to Be Employed.
The clerk's desk, was covered with i
bills for early Introduction.
! the bluff.
SOl'YENIR GOLD DOLLARS.
Contracts for the construction of
the portage road having been signed
by A. J. McCabe. that gentleman now
ha until Thursday, December 8. in
which to file a bond for 350.000 with ; demand (or ,he 80uvenlrl!
me state portage commission, lor wie
faithful performance of the work.
Lewis and Clark Coins Selling Rujilil
ly Suitable for Mounting as Jew
elry. Portland, Dec. 5. Lewis and Clark
souvenir gold dollars, which sell for
j 4H PERSON'S IXJl'RED.
i PusHciigcr Train Goes Through 11
Bridge In Post Oak alley.
Wurrensburg. Mo., Dec. 5.-rNo. 1.
westbound Missouri Pacific passenger
train, was badly wrecked two miles
east of Holden this afternoon. Forty
eight persons were injured, some so
Murder and Robbery.
San Bernardino, Cal., Dec. 5. Mes
senger Roberts was shot between Lud
low and Daggett on the desert.
When the ugent at Dnggett pound
ed on the door for admittance of ex
press matter, no sound came front
within. The conductor then entered
by the front door. When It wus open
ed the messenger wns found In u pool
of blood.
The messenger gnsplngly told them
that two men had said they were pas
sengers mid wanted to get on the
and
hatn
e mes
senger twice on the head. He made
Inn effort to fight und was shot
I through the breast.
The robbers looted the safe of
' drafts and money amounting to H,
1 nno. The robbers left the train us It
was entering Dagget.
The robbery was committed with-
E LOST
n D 111 r llllirri "'lh' Hu unlocked the door
II Kill I lAJHrrl l,,"lf' 11 '"" tenting the
Uil'lL ll II LLL lo""'' The Intruder struck tin
As the Wheel Left the Engine H"1
Piston Rod Was Tom Out anil Only In a distance of 45 miles. There was
a Lucky Futallly Kept the Rial
From (inline I'llder Hie Wheels
1 heavy gale and no sounds.
The messenger was taken through
In Los Angeles, becoming unconscious
Accident Oceurrcd on n Sharp 1 ami w die.
Curve Not Fur West of I'niiitilln The robbers fulled to get Into the
Train Conlliiucd Kustunnl Willi An- t ":'f''-
other Engine. j " """' ,n;'" ".""hT
j white man and one negro. A sher-
' Iff's posse has gone to the scene.
A drive wheel torn from Engine i
expected, and the first issue of 25.000
coins will soon be exhausted. If .the
When the appropriation was made
for the fair by congress, a clause In
I.FI
' MEAD A FOIOTNE,
man escaped death Is amazing.
It was flagged at Centervlew. the
first station west of here, and there
The state portage commission has ,. , .H , , ; vlo rt Hi,i
nreeu lu pay mr. mtuiw xu.vvw,
the sum now remaining In the portage
the gold dollars, the Issue being Urn-
No. 130, drawing the east-bound pas- i
senger train from Portland last night. ' '
delayed the arrival of the train In Bilker City Man Receives Estate of
Pendleton for more than an hour. I f 2.10,000 In Tonopah.
received an order to run slow over . "The broken whig." occurred as the linker City, Dec. 5. W. H. Mead,
the Post Oak bridge between Center- j engine was rounding a sharp curve (he well known Baker Cllv business
along the Columbia river, west of ,,,,,. venlerduv received Ihe hui.nv
Directly In violation of this order. I Umatilla. Lews In n i-it.r from the m,,,,.i -leri.
fund. The Open
has pledged
Empire for the
t tract price, which
fwmcern. I herebv cer-! reach 4w.0fl.
, In my nnnsouinn The state commission has added a
Ita In 'tmt flHn TVin nnlm nf ha 1 I ho Iruln rlinhot dnurn Ihrnnirh Dny, Tl, k...... ..ku..l ,1 1 . ... ...
... t..,i vvv- " v-v.i.o . i " ' . , nuHr l" c ",1L 1 i""1"" or Nvc countv. Nevaila. mm cnuntv in
T1. lhp ,nttnd : glle of the dollar Khich M "- )ak val,,'y "l ,ne rat of 45 m'lp ! " " we"1 spinning away from whch Tonopah is situated, that Tom-
h. iJmalnder of the con- i merly current' bel"K womewhat hour. . the engine, and railroad men declare j ni,B o'Hrlen, who died a few days
XchT Is estimated will ' emaller tna" a dlme- They are dlf" The englne a,,', f,r"t bMKe car that if the rod had dropped onto the ,1fo, ha(1 ,e hlm he,r to tt Mt prop.
jnicn n is coiimau . ferent from any other coin ever clr- went over the bridge all right, but j rails the entire train would have ertyi consisting of mines in the (lold-
u... "wiiion live
. OM()00) ,n wuri
J? CMle '" Chadwick.
tTZ "0"wlr nor tne Wade
Z,'ly ther perlKn h8
t,P ""me- (Signed)
rtJl recent Interview
kr,,h Cleveland Press,
I which I have regr-
,hat t,m- 1
f - 1 I was
n c, . Em" Chadwick.
h ';16 ,hl" m-
" Tork , ''Ported to
Wk flight on a
?"- of the
Chadwick
'"UtDlllo
kTr! M Udrld.
"We Ium " government
? by thT,ference ovr
ni.h ' JPanese be-
ll. ,,flMt to cal
telephone line the entire length of i
the portage, -a new passenger coach
and a new locomotive, to the speci
fications In the contract. Every par-
tide of the material and equipment .
Is to be new from the factory. No .
second-hand or old material nor cars
are to be used.
The road Is to be completed by May
culated In that they have two hesos
or obverses.
This was made necessary by the
fact that It was desired to give credit
on the coin to both Meriwether Lew
Is and William Clark, the explorers
whose expedition a century ago. In
the words of President Roosevelt,
"marked the beginning of the process
of exploration and colonization which
thrust our national boundaries to the
Just a,they reached the other side been piled Into the river.
there was an awful crash and in
moment the remainder of the train,
consisting of five coaches. Including
one Pullman car and a diner, wre
thrown Into a confused heap. Some
of the coaches went Into the bed of
the creek and down a declevlty of 80
-or 40 feet. The force of the con--cusslon
was terrible.
Heavy 90-pound rails were bent
Another engine was secured
Umatilla and the damaged one will
be taken to the repair shops.
i field camp valued at 1250. 000
ii urn Mr Mead will leave today
or t"
FOR VIOLATING SCAB LAW.
Eugene Slieepiiiaii Fined 12.
Keeping Dlsetued Sliecp.
morrow for Tonopah to take posses
i sinn of the property and expects to
be gone about six weeks, when he
I will return to Baker City to attend to
his business here. Behind this hare
'or j Information is a romance.
'inree years ago Mr. aaeaa was in
Eugene, Dec. 6. -John Maxwell, a
1. 1906. and it Is now an assured fact , pgcrlc .. Cn tne Me of the ; like hoops and thrown clear outside I well known former residing neur Irv- i
that next year's wheat crop will re
celve the benefit f the portage. I
A force of 100 men will begin work
at once on the frrade. Much of the
work will be aolid rock work, requir
ing the services of expert powder
men. Forces of men will begin work
at different points en the grade sim
ultaneously, and several camps will be
maintained.
Tunopah when that camp was un-'
known. Mead was taken seriously
sick and O'Brien nursed him and
bearing the likeness of Captain Clark j the right of way. Ties were crushed 'ng. was arrested this morning fr j Cltred for hlm untn ne became well.
Id,.
,enrJohn p-
vaC' """man
t da,t with
KI1XTKIC KOAD TOK MISHOCLA.
Senator Clark Pay r.50,000 for Ter
mliiaii! and Water Power.
Missoula, Dec. 6. Senator W. A.
Clark today paid over 2,eo0 to John
Mccormick as the purchase price of
160 acres of land near Bonner, which
the senator bought for electrical pur
poses. The purchase carries with It
an excellent water right and power
location and within 30 days work on
the dam across the Missoula river will
begin.
The plan Is to build a trolley rlne
between Missoula and Bonner and
through the city. The line will be
extended to Fort Missoula Immediate
ly and Inter will traverse the Bitter
Root valley.
The senator has large holdings of
timber lands near the new purchase,
and within another year h)s big lum
ber mill will be removed from Lot li
mp to the ranch he purchased today.
The theaters of New York City, ac
cording to the World, took In 3100.000
by admissions Thanksgiving night.
are the words "United States or
America," and "One Dollar." On the
other side are the portrait of Captain
Lewis, the words "Lewis-Clark Ex
position, Portland, Ore.," and the
date "1904." The coin has neither
wreath nor stars.
The sale of the Lewis and Clark
souvenir coins Is being pushed In
various way. In September the exec
utive committee of the Portland
Commercial Club appointed a com
mittee of 60 young women to take
charge of the sale. . The committee
met and It was decided that each
member was to secure four others for
the committee, giving the completed
committee a membership of 260. The
committee also adopted a resolution
requesting every man In Oregon to
wear one of the coins.
to powder and the bridge was broken having scabby sheep In his posses-
Into many fragments. Moat or the : "Ion without notifying the county
coaches were turned upside down anditck Inspector. He appeared before
some of them were badly broken up. ! Justice of the Peace Wlntermeler and
The engine and one baggage car went . was fined 326 for the offense.
Walla Walla Pioneer Dead.
- Walla Walla. Dec. 6. William R.
Bender, for many years a resident of
this city, where he was formerly en
gaged In the butchering and saloon
business, died at an early hour Sun
day morning at his late home. He
had been broken In health for several
years, but the news of his death will
be unexpected to many of his friends.
Chicago Grain.
Chicago. Dec. 6. December wheat
opened 31.1014. closed 3111: May
wheat onened $1.11. closed $1.1S.
Corn opened 41. closed
opened 28 ft, closed the same.
Oats
over 300 yards before the engineer
discovered the train had been wreck
ed. The wreck occurred at the Holden
waterworks pump house, about three
miles west of Doran, where a freight
wreck occurred about three months
ago and about 14 miles west of Dead
Man's Curve, near Warrensburg,
where 30 persons were killed In Oc
tober.
The arrest was made at the In
stance of A.Q. Mathews, county stock
inspector, who has commenced a cru
sade against violators of the stock law
In this respect.
This Is the second arrest within a
At thut time O'Brien was only a poor
prospector. When Mead left the camp
he gave O'Brien his tent, blankets,
outfit and grub. O'Brien, true to the
miner's Instinct, has remembered ths
man who grub-staked him.
TWO HUNDRED TALESMEN,
t -
Seid Trial of Kan Patterson Has
Begun.
New York, Dec. 6. A special panel
of 200 talesmen has been summoned
for the second trial of Nan Patterson,
charged with the murder of Caesar
Young, which begin today. It Is
expected the present trial will attract
even more widespread attention than
the first.
v Mrs. Cox Was Murdered.
Los Angeles, Dec. 6. Mrs. Carl
Fox, shot hurt night by E. Harcoux.
died this morning.
Henry Labonte failed to escape
from the Massachusetts state reform
school, and In his desperation hung
himself. He was 14 years of age.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 6. The su
preme prize oourt today upheld the
appeal from the seizure of the Five
r. . i . r . hnard from
week for violation of the sheep scab "' ; ,:' :., liner steamer
lUUI onrf ..ill i I.... r noiianu, aiiu " ...
spector Mathews says that he la deter
mined ot endeavor to enforce the la.v
strictly In an effort to stamp out the
scab which seems to he spreading
rapidly.
Virtue Mine Resume.
Baker City, Dec. 6. After an Idle
ness of several months, pending liti
gation, the Virtue mine, eight miles
east of this city, has resumed oper
ations. The Virtue is one of the first
mines to be worked In Eastern Ore
gon, and has been a heavy producer
of gold for 30 years. A large force of
men left here Saturday evening and
the old mine will be worked at full
capacity, after water Is pumped out
of some of the lower levels.
Buffalo Itauk Close.
Buffalo, Dec. 6. The German
liank, of which President Emery, of
the' German-American is also presi
dent, closed Its doors this morning,
owing to a run on the bank.
Arabia captured by tne vi.... .
squadron July '20. and quashed he
original decision In the case. Sinking
the German steamer Theron was also
declared Justifiable.
m Alderman William Murphy.
of Milwaukee, has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year for sell
ing his vote on a iruncm .i.,i-tlon.
Peasants Cut In Pieces.
Monastlr, Deo. B. Eight
Greek peasants who were cap-
tured by Bulgarian revolutlon-
Ists near Borrvltz, have been
cruelly massacred, being cut In
pieces with axes and knives.
This is a revival of the hos-
tllltles fostered and encouraged
by the Turkish government.
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